Dr Ekaterina Aristova is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights in Oxford. She is a co-editor of Civil Remedies and Human Rights in Flux (2022) and Civil Liability for Human Rights Violations: A Handbook for Practitioners (Bonavero Institute for Human Rights 2022). Dr Aristova served as a consultant on several research projects that have sought to strengthen corporate accountability for human rights violations, including for the United Nations. Prior to commencing her academic career, she practised corporate law in a major international law firm and leading investment companies.

The monograph is well-written and highly engaging. It is thorough, particularly in its coverage of English cases, and Aristova demonstrates expert knowledge of the subject.

• 1: Introduction 2: TNCs Under National Law: Regulatory Challenges and Opportunities 3: The Role of FDL Claims in Strengthening Corporate Accountability for Human Rights Violations 4: Jurisdiction of English Courts in FDL Claims: Status Quo and Recent Developments 5: The Application of Private International Law to FDL claims 6: Private and State Interests in FDL Claims 7: The Viability of the 'Economic Enterprise' Theory for the Adjudication of FDL Claims 8: Conclusion

Dr Ekaterina Aristova is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights in Oxford. She is a co-editor of Civil Remedies and Human Rights in Flux (2022) and Civil Liability for Human Rights Violations: A Handbook for Practitioners (Bonavero Institute for Human Rights 2022). Dr Aristova served as a consultant on several research projects that have sought to strengthen corporate accountability for human rights violations, including for the United Nations. Prior to commencing her academic career, she practised corporate law in a major international law firm and leading investment companies.

The monograph is well-written and highly engaging. It is thorough, particularly in its coverage of English cases, and Aristova demonstrates expert knowledge of the subject.

• 1: Introduction 2: TNCs Under National Law: Regulatory Challenges and Opportunities 3: The Role of FDL Claims in Strengthening Corporate Accountability for Human Rights Violations 4: Jurisdiction of English Courts in FDL Claims: Status Quo and Recent Developments 5: The Application of Private International Law to FDL claims 6: Private and State Interests in FDL Claims 7: The Viability of the 'Economic Enterprise' Theory for the Adjudication of FDL Claims 8: Conclusion